Thomas Gainsborough

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Gainsborough Paintings 1727 - 1788 England, Rococo Painter

Mr and Mrs Andrews, 1748-1749

Oil on canvas, 27.56 x 46.85 inches [70 x 119 cm]

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Mr and Mrs Andrews, 1748-1749 by Thomas Gainsborough is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Mr and Mrs Andrews, 1748-1749
Mr and Mrs Andrews were married in 1748, not long before Gainsborough painted their portraits - and that of Auberies, their farm near Sudbury. The church in the background is St Peter's, Sudbury, and the tower to the left is that of Lavenham church. The small full-length portrait in an open-air rustic setting is typical of Gainsborough's early works, painted in his native Suffolk after his return from London; the identifiable view is unusual, and may have been specified by the patrons. We must not imagine that they sat together under a tree while Gainsborough set up his easel among the sheaves of corn; their costumes were most likely painted from dressed-up artist's mannequins, which may account for their doll-like appearance, and the landscape would have been studied separately.
This kind of painting- Mr and Mrs Andrews, commissioned by people 'who lived in rooms which were neat but not spacious', in Ellis Waterhouse's